The national association “Nouvom” has filed a complaint with Morocco’s Ombudsman regarding registration fees imposed on employees and workers seeking to continue their education at public universities. The association, led by Ayman Benazzouz, is requesting intervention from relevant authorities to reconsider the policy. In a letter dated August 7, 2026, “Nouvom” argues that these fees create a barrier to education for working students. The organization believes the fees disproportionately affect those seeking to improve their skills and contribute to the workforce. The complaint highlights concerns about equal access to higher education for all citizens. “Nouvom” hopes the Ombudsman will mediate and advocate for the removal or reduction of these registration costs.